Dorchester Hotel Clotted Cream Recipe | Why This Cream Tastes Better Than Store-Bought
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we went in we had tea uh wonderful sandwiches we had champagne too wonderful sandwiches and sweets and then they bring out the scans and the clotted cream in the jam and it was just unbelievable
the clotted cream served at the Dorchester hotel is a true Indulgence renowned for its velvety smoothness and Rich creamy taste
so you can buy clotted cream in the store uh you can even get it online but I've read people that get it online uh a lot of times it comes at spoiled so I wouldn't go that route
this is better because it's homemade and you made it so whenever you're getting ready to have scon and you want to have afternoon tea just make your own it's very easy
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Experience true British luxury at home with this Dorchester Hotel Clotted Cream Recipe—the rich, velvety cream London’s iconic hotel serves with its world-famous afternoon tea. In this video, I’ll show you how to make authentic clotted cream using simple ingredients and classic technique. It’s the perfect pairing for warm scones, homemade jam, and elegant Christmas party spreads. This silky, indulgent cream adds a touch of London sophistication to your holiday table. Whether you're hosting a festive brunch, a cozy winter tea, or a full Christmas gathering, this clotted cream elevates every bite and brings a taste of English tradition right to your kitchen. ✨ Why You’ll Love This Recipe: Authentic method inspired by The Dorchester Hotel in London Ideal for scones, jam, and elegant afternoon tea Perfect addition to Christmas parties and winter gatherings Simple ingredients with rich, luxurious results A staple for anyone who loves British baking and high-tea traditions Serve this with your favorite scones (especially Cunard-style!) and a festive holiday jam for a true Christmas tea experience. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Christmas recipes, elegant holiday treats, and British-inspired dishes! Clotted Cream 1 quart Heavy Cream Pour the cream in an oven safe dish. Put in a preheated 180 degree oven for 12 hours. Remove from oven and let cool for about an hour. Cover and put the dish in the refrigerator for at least 12 hours. Remove from refrigerator. Cut out a small hole in the corner and pour out the liquid. What is left is the clotted cream. You can remove the "rind" on the top if you wish. Put in a bowl and keep in the refrigerator. Use with scones and jam. Check out our scones recipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgrgVnsDako&t=6s Let Trade Winds Travel help with your reservations at the Dorchester and any other travel needs. Call us at 336-603-8419 or email to info@tradewindstravel.com #dorchester #clottedcream #london #tradewindstravel #travel #clottedcream #DorchesterHotel #BritishBaking #afternoontea #creamtea #SconesAndCream #christmasrecipes #holidaybaking #LondonTea #festivefood #ElegantEntertaining